Ray of sunshine
With its weeping form and spectacular flowers, this gorgeous small tree will bring the birds in droves, writes Faye Arcaro.
Go for garlic
This flavoursome bulb is one of those humble kitchen staples that can be added to many meals.
Autumn care for natives
Whether you're pruning, planting or picking, it's a great time of year to give your natives some love.
Fan favourites
Fan-flowers are tougher than they look and reward gardeners with colour and wildlife-friendly blooms.
Fall for leaves
Autumn foliage can be just as eye-catching as flowers, filling gardens with warm colour, texture and drama.
Maximising production
You don’t need acreage to grow abundant crops. It’s about planning and consistency, writes Phil Dudman.
Florets of fancy
Broccoli is a hungry crop, but given the right growing conditions, it will feed you well in return, writes Phil Dudman.
For leaf alone
With their dazzling and diverse leaf types, anthuriums offer a bold, dramatic addition to your indoor plant collection. And many are easy to grow, writes Steve Falcioni.
High achievers
Climbing plants open up a world of possibilities for gardeners, from the practical to the cleverly ornamental.
In the flow
Get inspired by the design ideas in this great example of a modern Australian native garden.
Gold standard
Native guinea flowers flourish across all climates. AB Bishop showcases some standouts.
Scent and sensibility
From citrusy blooms to honeyed blossoms, fragrant plants add an extra dimension to the garden. In our December issue, horticulturist Steve Falcioni shares some heavenly-scented shrubs, trees and climbers.